Correct spellings for LLACK
- Alack The sad news made alack the townspeople.
- back I need to pack your order and then I'll be back with you.
- black The black night was devoid of any light.
- block I used a block to prop open the door.
- clack The clack of high heels on the wooden floor echoed throughout the empty hallway.
- clark Clark is a common first name for boys.
- click You need to click on the link to access the website.
- clock I always wake up before my alarm clock.
- cluck
- flack I received a lot of flack from my parents after they found out about my low grades.
- flak I always keep a tight leash on my flak barker.
- fleck A small fleck of dirt was caught in her eye.
- flick Fred gave the light switch a quick flick and the room was flooded with light.
- flock The shepherd led his flock of sheep to the pasture in the morning.
- hack I had to utilize my engineering skills to hack into the computer system.
- jack Jack is a professional photographer.
- lac I spotted a small lac in the fabric of my shirt.
- lace She tied the bow on her dress with a delicate lace ribbon.
- lack The company went bankrupt due to a lack of sales.
- lacks I have very few friends and lacks the social life I would like.
- lacy She wore a delicate, lacy shawl over her dress.
- lank The lank strands of hair hung in her face as she leaned over the book.
- lark I woke up early with a smile, eager to start my day with a lark.
- leak The roof had a small leak during the storm.
- lick The dog started to lick my hand when I offered it a treat.
- lilac I love the smell of lilac.
- lock He forgot the code to his bike lock and had to call a locksmith to unlock it.
- luck My luck is greatly improved since my divorce.
- mack I need a mack from the store.
- pack I'm going to put my things in the pack and leave.
- pluck The singer's powerful voice was enough to pluck at the heartstrings of everyone in the audience.
- pollack
- rack I need to get a new rack for my clothes
- sack I asked the grocer to give me a sack of potatoes.
- slack After work, I need to slack off for a bit.
- slick The salesperson's slick speech convinced me to buy the car.
- tack I need a tack for these shoes.
